Does anybody know where I could buy/download the complete series of the following Cartoons? Jetson’s, Flintstones, Mighty Thor and Moby Dick
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Oh, cool. Wasn’t expecting to see this. Now, this I had.
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Ducky <3
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Fact: I mostly had guy friends so I used to buy tons of these and play it with them. I always end up quitting halfway through though ‘cause I was afraid to lose. :))
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Fact: I never had a Polly Pocket in my life.
Thought: I’m presently thinking of buying one, if ever they still exist.
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Sina B1 at B2 laging magkasama, sa lahat ng oras sila ay masaya. Nasaan si Doding Daga?
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Found this at the thrift store.
I remember how my dad used to take some of my photos using one <3
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jaclyn-loves-oscar submittedI’ve always wanted one of these… Does anybody know where I can get one? It’s really a very good investment for a Pre-school.
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The long wait is over
Finally you’re here
Finally you’re willing
Finally you’re talking
But all those were short lived
As questions were asked
You gave your answers
And all the years of waiting turned back into tears
What I thought could have been happiness
Turned into weariness
What was I thinking anyway?
Why was I hoping for someday?
It’s me you put the blame on
It’s me that should have moved on
But it appears that I was too hoping
‘Cause you’re too confused for anything
At least finally I could say
That I would no longer stay
This is it, here I’ll stand
No longer will I wait for your hand
I’ve waited long enough
And things were really rough
So please stand up
And for once man up
‘Cause I’m no longer waiting baby
No longer am I your lady
My minds made up, sorry you missed it
You should have grabbed your chance when you had it
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Postponed
Imagine the feeling of having some thing you’ve long been waiting for is finally about to happen. It’s great isn’t it? You’re all excited and hyped up and you simply can’t wait!
Now, imagine it not happening just seconds before it was about to.
In a moments time everything changes and you can’t do anything about it. All that anticipation and excitement runs out of the front door and gets hit by a car.
Isn’t it utterly disappointing?
So you wear those blings and change into your superwoman costume and face it. Face the changes and accept the present circumstance.
You might be wondering, what the imagination was all about. Well…
I should be in HK by now but due to the lack of a document I ended up not going. It didn’t sink in to me for a couple of minutes to an hour but more and more it crept in. “I’m not going, I’m still here.” More than 4 years of waiting and I’m still here. Worse, everything was set except for a document which nobody ever thought that I needed it hence, nobody bothered to get it.
So how am I now? Hm… Okay. I guess? Unh… Sad of course. Yes, I dropped a couple of tears as what normally happens to me every time an extreme emotion (sad, angry, happy, nervous, stressed) occurs within me but generally I think I’m good. I can’t help but blame myself for a second then and there but it will simply stay the way it is. I simply have to accept this now.
I suppose that it’s best for me to believe that in my circumstance God is merely putting me on hold. Kind of postponing the flight. As to why, I don’t know? All I know is that He didn’t allow me to go today but He will someday, if He wills me to.
Hence, in light of this circumstance I would like to share the things that God has taught me:
1. He has a plan and whatever that is, it is always bigger than ours.
2. Listen to His voice that is silently speaking to your innermost guts. If you feel something is off about some thing, the kind of feeling that you don’t normally get chances are its His way of talking to you and you should follow.
3. Stick to your purpose. If you know God created you for ministry never aim for or do something that would stray you away from that direction or place that purpose as second priority.
4. When things get rough it’s best to find the humor in it at the moment and deal with your emotions when you’re ready. Although, preferably not too long apart from the moment of impact to confrontation.
5. Talk to the people that you love. They’ll be there for you especially at times like this.
6. Plan things better. There’s always a room for improvement.
7. Spend your resources wisely.
8. NEVER DO THIS AGAIN.
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GOODBYE BOTCHOK.WE’LL MISS U BRO...
The news hit me Sunday morning that one of our young people, was in Cainta late night on his way from a gathering when he and his friends(for no apparent reason or ‘napagtrippan’) were confronted by a group of men. Botchok’s friends were able to run away but unfortunately he wasn’t. He was stabbed repeatedly and his friends returned to his lifeless body. Suspects are still at large but hopefully not for long. The last I heard after visiting the first wake last night was there was a lead and investigation is ongoing.
This really sucks for us youth pastors(and everyone really) and it’s one of my fears of seeing happen and especially in a manner like this. I’ve known this fellow just over a year. We hadn’t gotten the chance to get as close as the others, but we said hi to each other every time. He was always one of the high fives I got after youth service.
Botchok normally hung out with our BMX crowd. He was a long haired groovey looking 24 year old and one of our happiest/kulit youth that brought joy to our crowd. He gave his life to Jesus and I remember even expressed a possibility to be a Pastor someday. We will really miss him. So sad it happened, but glad he’s in a better place with our Lord and Savior :’)
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#stopkony
Reblogging so I can watch the whole thing in the morning… but also to help spread the word. We can #stopkony!!!
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Educate yourself NOW.
